Jedi Laming Act Revisions

New Act wrote:
Laming (intentionally attacking, or killing a Jedi with saber down or chat bubble up) is officially against the Order, however a Jedi within close proximity of the main battle or fray is considered to be "free-game" and is Lame-able. Any Jedi who lames another Jedi outside the main battle, especially in a duel will be disciplined at the discretion of the Grand Master. This may even be as severe as a demotion if the Jedi in question is a JM/JS/JC/JG.

Any Questions Please ask them here.

Who decides the proximity?

Common Sense.

:p, but like, 10 steps?

if your like in the bar for example while the main killing is in the courtyard then its illegal. Common sense Dan

like, if ur fighitng a group of ppl, and you walk by em all taking a nice stroll threw the battle and complain about getting hit by a saber, is when its acceptable

It does leave a little grey area, but my view on it is unless it is obviously outside of the main fight, it's fine.

haize wrote:New Act wrote:
Laming (intentionally attacking, or killing a Jedi with saber down or chat bubble up) is officially against the Order, however a Jedi within close proximity of the main battle or fray is considered to be "free-game" and is Lame-able. Any Jedi who lames another Jedi outside the main battle, especially in a duel will be disciplined at the discretion of the Grand Master. This may even be as severe as a demotion if the Jedi in question is a JM/JS/JC/JG.

Any Questions Please ask them here.

here is my question... i know if im dueling soran... i can't lame him... thats cool... but when i was ptol's pad he would rdfa me at the beginning of our duels because some people do that... it was to prepare me for it so i would get out of the way... is there any leeway during training?

if the saber is off or chat bubble is up that is laming. if you are standing there saber up and hand in your pants you can be hit that is NOT laming.

Ptolemy wrote:if the saber is off or chat bubble is up that is laming. if you are standing there saber up and hand in your pants you can be hit that is NOT laming.

Ik a guy who plays like that, his footwork is soo good that he doesnt ignite his saber unless hes attacking, and once he finishes it he disignages it. So he says dont worry, its not laming, my guard is up. The guy was amazing. He plays on EJA occasionally still.

Aardvark wrote:Common Sense.

Who decides what is common sense?

My ban rifle.

Honestly you guys...


Fucking think for a second.

i thought i had a valid question

Training is a separate entity I would say. This would be a bit like a court of law, you only get in trouble if you have an issue with the lame, because if you don't have an issue you can just choose not to report it.

fair enough... i had a problem with it when ptol did it to me the first time... then he told me why... and i was like "oh... ok cool thanks for the tip "

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lol yes when you are training it is just showing you to expect the unexpected.

haize wrote:lol yes when you are training it is just showing you to expect the unexpected.

if you expect the unexpected is it really unexpected? Since after all you did expect it....

It teaches you to expect that something you don't expect is going to happen unexpectedly so that you're able to expect that something unexpected will happen at any given time, expected or unexpected.

It teaches you respect and honor your fellow Jedi. It's a code that shows you respect not only the Grandmaster, but the people you call your brothers/sisters. It's respect, that's all...

Press attack, respawn, problem solved.

Aragorn wrote:It teaches you respect and honor your fellow Jedi. It's a code that shows you respect not only the Grandmaster, but the people you call your brothers/sisters. It's respect, that's all...

yeah...yeah...you would say that

Aardvark wrote:Press attack, respawn, problem solved.

oh look who's the obvious one >_<

Red-X wrote:

Aragorn wrote:It teaches you respect and honor your fellow Jedi. It's a code that shows you respect not only the Grandmaster, but the people you call your brothers/sisters. It's respect, that's all...

yeah...yeah...you would say that

Aardvark wrote:Press attack, respawn, problem solved.

oh look who's the obvious one >_<

GTFO sith! (: jk